Hey guys, so I'm just starting Wizardry 6 and I have a few questions about class changes that I have not been able to find answers to:

1. How/When do you actually make the class change? Is it only on level up or is there a way to do it mid-level?

2. I have read that when you change your class all stats revert to the bare minimum race/class levels except HP/CC/Karma/Spell+Skill Points, but there was no specific mention about Stamina or the potential bonuses you can receive to it at character creation (from Vit). So, do you get to keep your initial Stamina with bonuses or will that also drop with a class change?

Also, I have read that Felpurrs receive a penalty to Water Resistance in Wizardry 8, making them less effective than in the previous two games. If I were to include a Felpurr in my Wizardry 6 party and carry it through to 8, how much of an impact would that penalty actually have? Is it a minor inconvenience or a big enough issue to warrant using another race instead?

And finally, are there any races other than Mook, Elf and Faerie that receive special dialogue or equipment in Wizardry 6, 7 or 8 that would make them worth including in my initial party?

Thank you all in advance!

1. You can enter the class changing menu any time, and get a list of possible classes to change to.

2. In Wiz 6 any bonuses to spell points and hit points are determined at character creation, and the bonuses don't change when the governing stats change. I assume the same applies to Stamina.

Hey there, thanks for the reply!
Out of morbid curiosity, if I were to play on the highest difficulty setting, how much of an impact do you think that Felpurr's water resistance penalty would actually have? My party will most likely contain the following other races: Dwarf, Elf, Faerie, Mook, and Rawulf, if that matters at all, and I will most likely carry the original party all the way through to Wiz8. I finally found the class change menu and have since confirmed your suspicion: your initial stamina including any bonuses from character creation are locked in and do not get reduced when changing class.
Thanks for your help! =)

When you reach w8 your Felpurr aversion to water is controllable with armour (Bard, Fighter, Gadgeteer, Lord, Ranger, Samurai or Valkyrie) and an 'element shield' against enemies with Paralyze effects will make it a non-issue.

Excellent, thanks for your reply! Looks like I can finally start playing now. ;-)

This is good to know! It sounds like my party can take the hit, at least until I can get an Aqua Ring and the courage to try this Iron Man difficulty.

Anyway, thank you guys very much for responding, I gave you each a +1 for taking the time to help.
And now, I do believe I'm off to roll some characters for the next few hours! ;-)